Bendangyangerla Imchen

Doctorate of Philosophy in Gender studies under the supervision of Professor Lizzie Seal (Law, Politics, and Sociology) University of Sussex, UK and Dr. Munira Cheema (Media, Culture and Creative Industries) of King’s college London. Interested to apply my knowledge and proficiency in academic disciplines with prior work experience in a funding organization (Bread for the world, Germany).

• 2021- Association for Borderlands Studies Virtual conference- Hokkaido University, Japan

     Topic- Gender and power: Land ownership rights as an epitome to empowerment?.

• 2022- Cambridge Panel in Lent Term- University of Cambridge

      Topic- Is marriage a space for women’s emancipation: Gender dynamic issue in Naga Customary law.  

• 2023- Solidarities in Idiosyncrasies- University of Edinburgh

      Topic- Political space and the space in between: Participation of Indigenous women in the upland region of India.

• Fundamentals of Teaching & Learning in Higher Education Module

·  2016- Disability in Society: Issues, Attitude and Perception Towards Person With Disabilities With Special Reference to Dimapur Ao Baptist Church Nagaland. (BD Thesis)

·  2017- Report on Crime Against Women and Crime Perpetrated by Women Between the Year 2016-2017 in Dimapur Nagaland.

·  2017- Community Responsibility in Reformation of the Prisoners in Nagaland

·  2018- A study on Ao Naga Women’s Land Ownership and Property Rights in Nagaland. (MA Thesis)

·  2023- Political Space and The Space Between: Participation of Indigenous Women in the Upland Region of India. (PhD Thesis)

• Best Student of the year 2007 (Dimapur Mission Higher Secondary school).
• Best Student award for field work in M.A Social work, Women Centred Practice (Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai)